At first I was just looking for a normal HD camera. But to my surprise, the camera came with a microphone, a flash, a 64GB SD card, and a stabilizer. I couldn't imagine having so many accessories until I came across it. The overall image quality is suitable for video recording, especially when adding a flash to the back of the screen. Lighting was important in today's video. The microphone is OK, but there is a bit of low frequency background noise, like a computer camera. You can do some post processing to get better audio quality. I must say that I was surprised to see this high quality screen so clear. The touch screen is easy to use. Also, the autofocus feature is very good. I can get HD images and videos. But keep a distance of at least 10 cm from the object. The handheld stabilizer has a digital zoom button, a video/camera button and an interface. Once the handheld stabilizer is installed, you can install an LED light on the stabilizer. It comes with a 2.4G remote control that can support 360-degree wireless remote control. The detection distance is much longer than the normal IR remote control. I don't have too many complaints about the price. I think it's really good value for money and worth recommending to good friends around.

I was using a wired headset where the wire kept getting tangled in the arm of my swivel desk chair. It’d either pull off of my head or pull my laptop off the desk. Not a good thing to keep happening. Wireless is the way to go. I do not use these for work but to listen to music while using my computer or watching YouTube videos.The headset is light and adjustable. It fits snugly over my ears without being tight. I can comfortably wear them for a few hours at a time. Pairing was very easy, and charging is via USB-C cable (included).These JLab wireless headphones sound just as good as my wired headphones, and the stereo quality was impressive. (Disclaimer: I am not an audiophile. So, I am not the best person to get audio quality recommendations, but for a regular non-audiophile, it sounds pretty good.) I haven’t needed the microphone, but it’s a bonus if I ever need it. The boom microphone swivels it out of the way. It is only 3.5” so it’s not overly intrusive.I like that they are lightweight. The ear pieces rotate so that the headset lays flat if I want to put it in a pocket in my laptop bag, and they won’t get crushed. These are so much better than wired where I’d have to roll up the wires, or they’d get tangled. No more tangles!

I've found myself quite enjoying this conference cam/speaker. Purchased through my company for home-office and group conferencing. I used to wear a headset and it's quite a relief to be able to kick back, especially on long conference calls.Speaker Quality: The quality of the speakers is quite decent and can also be used as primary sound output. Much better than my laptop speaker. It's also plenty loud for conference calls.Microphone: For the price-point, the microphone is pretty good. Noise cancellation is quite decent and audio quality on the receiving end is pretty great as well (others on my team use this as well).Video: Video quality is quite excellent. You have the option to use the camera "plugged" directly into the unit, which is a little more sleek than having it on the stand/extender to raise it up, but the downside is that you then have the camera looking up at you... many don't find this angle flattering.Other: The remote is great, and also has good layout of buttons, and ability to pan/zoom.Cons: Really not great for "group" conferencing. The FOV (field of view) is not large enough to encompass a group unless the unit is quite far away. I've found this to be a great mate for my desk and a single person, but in terms of being a "group" conference cam, you're going to need to place it across the room.

I bought this Cyber Acoustic headphone because it was cheap (don't pay more than $20). If it didn't work well I wouldn't feel so bad. I also bought expensive wireless JBL headphones - which were uncomfortable when worn for long periods and there was a lag with the microphone. I am so happy with this purchase.We love these headphone. I use them for my 2.5 hour graduate classes on Zoom. I love that the microphone only picks up my voice - and not the TV blaring or the kids fighting in the background. The headphones are definitely more comfortable than the expensive wireless headphone (which hurt after 20 minutes). Honestly my ears get a bit sore with these Cyber Acoustic headphone, but that's because i have to wear them all day long for graduate school.My son is 8 and uses them for his Zoom classes. The headphones actually fit. He only wears them for 20-30 minutes at a time and they feel fine. He complained about all the other headsets we used.We use the Cyber Acoustic headphones on a Macbook, iPad, cheap Lenovo tablet, and also a cheap Android phone - they all work great. I am so glad we just have to plug in and not worry about software or bluetooth connectivity. If other buyers are complaining about bad sound quality, it is usually more reflective of their own electronics.

I really like this product, but I think it's best to assess its worth before you commit to buying one. With today's smartphones and laptops, most of those have decent microphones nowadays.I recommend these if: (i.e., I especially liked these when these happened)- You want to keep using your phone or laptop without disturbing your conference call. (if you're the type who uses their laptop to multitask while on a meeting and you're expected to host the call, this is great to have)- You're having a hard time getting heard or hearing others in conference calls, and it's not because of your internet connection.- You use the mic toggle often in meetings (this product has the added benefit of having its own switch AND it indicates it's muted very clearly with its red lights)- Your current microphone setup is subpar (this is harder to assess, but I'd check by recording yourself in a conversational tone/volume while standing up, then listen to it in headphones at 80% volume)I wouldn't recommend these if:- You're looking for excellent recording quality, especially via Bluetooth.- You own an expensive phone or laptop that likely has a better microphone setup. (MacBook Pros for example, record in stereo and on a higher bitrate)

In the realm of digital recording, the idea of a USB-powered condenser mic was really just an inevitability, but Samson has truly impressed me with their Go Mic. This little microphone has a surprisingly rich sound to it, and captures an impressive dynamic range. The transducer is a mere 10mm, but don't let the diminutive size of it fool you; you can capture some high-quality, professional sounds with this microphone. I use mine primarily as a to-go mic for my laptop recording studio, capturing vocals and guitars with it.One caveat I would like to mention about using this device in a multitrack context: the use of the default driver for this device is definitely not recommended. Check out ASIO4ALL, a free driver that recognizes your audio hardware and gives them a generic but highly effective ASIO driver, which cuts down on latency big time. Definitely avoid the default Windows driver if you're looking for performance.The great thing about this microphone is that it has a headphone jack on it, which further reduces the effects of latency in a multitrack context. While it does not reduce latency per se, it can remove the latency between what you hear out of your speakers, making multitrack recordings well-timed. The headphone jack was the deciding factor between this and the Blue Snowflake, which is similarly priced. I have no experience with the Snowflake, but I know it does not have a headphone jack and its clip with which to mount the mic on a laptop is free-hanging, not spring-loaded like the Go Mic. The thing I love about the Go Mic's clip is it will attach to either the top or the side of your LCD screen, which is handy.If you're a musician who travels with any frequency, definitely look into the Go Mic. You can't go wrong for the price, and its size is tiny enough to stow away in even the smallest laptop bag (even netbook bags). The quality of sound is great, too. This product, alongside my Korg nanoKEY, makes studio productions on the road a reality for me, and I'm thrilled with my purchase.

Listening to high quality piano music, I can actually HEAR the player pressing the keys. I don’t think I’ve ever had a pair of $100 headphones sound this nice. Absolutely stunning job Logitech. You don’t need to set the single G key to muting the microphone, pushing it out of the way turns it off. Along with a wonderful red light to let you know it’s off, there’s all sorts of small sounds that play when you change volume, or when the microphone turns on. These headphones are well balanced in sound, simple, fairly light, and don’t waste any battery on flashy lights that you can’t see, with a decent wireless range too. Not to mention the customizability of the Logitech software that works along with these. It’s great. Also, these headphones are extremely comfortable. No sweat, even after hours of use.There are only two downsides to these headphones :1. You can only use it with your computer. No smartphones, tablets, etc.2. There is no charging stand I can put them on. That would be sweet.All in all, these are not dealbreakers for me as I wanted some PC only headphones and Logitech has made a fantastic pair here. You cannot go wrong with these headphones. If you have other Logitech stuff, you NEED these.

This is not your traditional karaoke machine that will attempt to mute vocals on the track, but its a decent Bluetooth speaker with a wireless microphone included. Build quality is alright, its much lighter than expected which is good and bad. It’s easy to tote around, but the drivers dont have that much jam due to the overall low power. The built in battery is a nice feature, so if your a busker, or travelling musician, you could use this as a little amplifier without having to plug it in. Sound is ok as well, nothing to write home about, and it does sound much better when plugged directly into the machine as opposed to a Bluetooth connection, but its still a little more on the high end of the tones than i expected for such a big portable. The microphone is ok, not good sounding, but i have had much worse. The actual unit has easy to use controls, and if you have the remote, you can EQ it a little with some presets to at least attempt to balance it out to your liking. If you have the ability to download or stream some pre made karaoke versions of songs, you could have a pretty fun time with this at a small party or family get together. Great for camp, or the beach. All in all its basically a pumped up potable speaker that has good enough of everything to get the job done, all in one easy to transport package. 4 out of 5 is what i can give it